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Questions and Answers
In the function start(), does the variable hasDog represent if the user has a dog?
In the function start(), does the variable hasDog represent if the user has a dog?
- No
- Not Sure
- Yes (correct)
- Maybe
In the function start(), what does the variable canGraduate depend on?
In the function start(), what does the variable canGraduate depend on?
- Having enough course credits
- Meeting all graduation requirements
- Both A and B (correct)
- None of the above
The variable noSchool is determined by whether it's a holiday or not a weekday.
The variable noSchool is determined by whether it's a holiday or not a weekday.
True (A)
What are the two inputs collected in the Rolling Dice function?
What are the two inputs collected in the Rolling Dice function?
What is one of the conditions for achieving gold status in Girl Scout Designation?
What is one of the conditions for achieving gold status in Girl Scout Designation?
What age defines a teenager according to the provided code?
What age defines a teenager according to the provided code?
Flashcards
Function start() for dog ownership
Function start() for dog ownership
A function that checks if a person owns a dog and prints the result.
Function start() for graduation
Function start() for graduation
A function that determines if a student can graduate based on credits and graduation requirements.
Function start() for School days
Function start() for School days
A function to check if school is open today based on weekdays and holidays.
Checking for doubles in dice rolls
Checking for doubles in dice rolls
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Girl Scout Gold Status Conditions
Girl Scout Gold Status Conditions
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Teenager Age Check
Teenager Age Check
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Study Notes
Programming Functions
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5.1.4 Do You Have A Dog?
- Defines a function
start()that checks if a person has a dog. - Initializes a variable
hasDogset tofalse. - Prints the message with the dog's status.
- Defines a function
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5.2.6 Can You Graduate?
- Defines a function
start()to determine if a student can graduate. - Reads two boolean inputs:
hasCreditsfor course credits, andgradutionRequirementsfor meeting graduation criteria. - Calculates
canGraduateusing logical AND (&&) to combine both conditions. - Outputs the ability to graduate based on credits and requirements.
- Defines a function
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5.2.7 School's Out
- Defines a function
start()that checks if there is school today. - Reads boolean inputs:
weekDayandholiDay. - The variable
noSchoolis true if it's a holiday or not a weekday, using logical OR (||). - Prints whether there is school today based on the conditions.
- Defines a function
Game and Condition Checks
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5.3.5 Rolling Dice
- The function
start()prompts for values of two dice. - Uses
readIntto capture the value ofdieOneanddieTwo. - Checks if both dice show the same number to determine if doubles were rolled.
- Outputs the result indicating if doubles were rolled.
- The function
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5.3.6 Girl Scout Designation
- The function
start()assesses eligibility for Girl Scout gold status. - Inputs for the number of boxes sold, badges earned, and volunteer hours are captured with
readInt. - Conditions check whether the number of boxes (≥ 50), badges (≥ 10), and volunteer hours (≥ 25) meet gold status requirements.
- Also, grants gold status if boxes sold are 100 or more.
- Outputs whether the person has gold status based on conditions evaluated.
- The function
Age Verification
- 5.4.7 Teenagers
- The function
start()checks if a person is classified as a teenager based on age. - It reads an integer to gather the person's age from user input.
- Further logic appears intended but not fully detailed in the note.
- The function
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